“I think I might be pregnant”
How many times have you heard a woman say that? The signs of early pregnancy are easy to recognize – even more so when you've been pregnant before. Whether this is your first, second, or third pregnancy, the signs and symptoms are the same. However during one pregnancy, you may experience incredible breast pain or nausea, while during another pregnancy you might feel fine but just find yourself weeing a lot! The simple fact is that each pregnancy, just like each newborn, is different and you can’t count on having the same symptoms during every pregnancy.
If your period is a bit late, then you may be concerned with early pregnancy signs and pregnancy symptoms. Here is a handy list of all the common early pregnancy signs that might show up before or after you take a pregnancy test:
 nausea and/or vomiting (aka morning sickness)
breast tenderness
fatigue
bloating
mood swings
delayed period or spotting (aka implantation bleeding)
increased urination
constipation
If you have any of the symptoms or you just 'feel' you may be pregnant,then you must take a pregnancy test. Make sure you follow the directions exactly. Most pregnancy tests require that your period is late.
One point to remember is that while these symptoms are common during pregnancy, sometimes none of these symptoms occur.
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TheBabyWebsite is just an information website. This is no substitute for visiting a doctor and it is really important that you make an appointment to see your doctor as soon as you suspect you may be pregnant.
Find out about early pregnancy signs and where you can go for help – NHS guidance for finding out if you’re pregnant. (External Link) | 
A Simple List of Pregnancy Symptoms
